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ALL "HOME" MEDICAL ALERT SYSTEMS
ALL "HOME & AWAY" GPS MEDICAL ALERT SYSTEMS
HOME & AWAY ULTRA
HOME & AWAY DUO
HOME SYSTEM
Perfect for folks who stay mostly at home, and want to remain independent.
- "Whole-House" 2-way speakerphone
- 1,000 foot range
- Hospital Grade Quality System
- Optional AutoFALL Fall Detection Pendant Available
- Cellular version available if no land line phone in the home
As low as $27.45 a month
HOME & AWAY ULTRA
Perfect for folks who are active and want automatic fall detection
- GPS Pinpoint accuracy to determine your location
- Go Anywhere! AT&T 4G LTE Wireless Network in all 50 states
- All-In-One lightweight water-resistant pendant
As low as $36.62 a month
All of our medical alert system plans come with:
- No commitments, cancel anytime
- Free shipping
- Free activation
- Free EMS lockbox
In-Home Risk Free Trial
Try our Medical Alert System risk-free for 14 days! Full refund after you’ve tested the system and returned
the system – no questions, no hassles!
- Cancel anytime - No Hassle!
- No cancellation fees
- Refund 100% of your service plan payment
Read what our customers say
Saved My Life
System with GPS
Georgia R.
"The unit was easy to set-up. The monitoring staff did an excellent job. Several times mother would accidentally press the help button on her monitor and the monitoring staff reached out to her immediately. She often remarked that the people were friendly and answered all of her questions."
Saved My Life
System with GPS
JMT
"We were worried about our parents continuing to live on their own into their upper 80s. My parents are resistant to new things and to strange people in their house. But by telephone, they managed to complete the testing and placing of the device quite smoothly. Great service working with difficult customers!"
Saved My Life
System with GPS
Michelle B.
"It is a relief to know she had the assistance when she needed it otherwise she would have been sitting on the floor for another 2 1/2 hours and I would still have had to call 911 to get her up."